Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-03
Coming Anausen,ents.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The great Madison Square
Theater success, 'tJim, the Penman," win be the
won a greater degree OF popular favor in New
York than any drama produced there since
'Hazel klrke, J" running the whole Of last season
at the Madison Square Theater to houses that
were crowded from first to last 1t has already
been seen in Washington, having been presented
here last spring by the original Madison Square
company for the benent OF the actors fund. 1t
VIII be acted next week by company OF we'll
known actors aud actresses, whose work In 1t has
Western cities where they have been seen. Among
the leading members OF the company are Miss Ada
DyaS, Miss Evelyn Campbell, W. J. Ferguson. H.
Kent and JuniuS b. Booth.
ALBAuGHs OPERA HOUSE" Lagardere, the
hunchDack OF Paris" imre Kiraify's latest dra-
matte Spectacle Will be the attraction at AlbaughS
next week. This play had run of nearly two
years at the Porte S. Martin, Paris, and Of over
will be presented at Albaugh's next week with the
same dramatic cast given IL In New York. tnclud-
Ing Mr.. j. ii. Gilmour, Miss Helen Tracy, Miss
LytelL The grand ballet OF $50 win be led by
Marie Brambilla-
Church on Monday evening promises TO be one OF
the most delightful entertainments ever given by
this excellent organizations The soloists OF the
evening are artists OF reputation and the choral
numbers are unusually attractive, especially Sui
nvans beautiful cantata, ION Shore and Sea-"
.h o LIS, MI, German piahiste
pano-forte rectals in this city at the Universal
tst church, on the evenings OF Wednesday, Decem-
Der and IA At the first recital Nine. Burmeis-
ter-Petersen will render works or Bach Beethoven
Chopin, LiSZt and others.
The BiscHoFF CoNcERTs.-The interest in this
series OF entertainments seems this season quite
up TO the average and already the management
feels assured OF gratifying financial success. The
first concert OF the season win be given at Con-
gregatlonal Church on December 10, by the favor
tie MendelsSohn Qutntette Club, Of Boston.
HARRIS BDoU THKArER--James H. Wallick
VIII be the attraction at this house next week in
which he introduces his four celebrated acting
horses. The scenery to be used was specially pre-
pared for this play.
kERNANs THEATER- - The SilbOns' BurleSUue
Specially Company, which Is said to contain 80
people, Will furnish the amusement at Kernan's
nere with Barnum's circus five years ago, doing
some wonderful gymn3sUc feats. Among the
members OF their company are Ferguson and Mack
Maui Beverly. Harry Melville, Dale Brothers, and
other favorite speciality people.
PROP. GLEASON COMING AGAIN.-Prof. o. r. Glea-
son, 1.-THE King OF Horse Tanners" who last season
gave some highly Interesting exhibitions in this
city Will be at the E-street Rink all of next week.
and will again show HIS skill in breaking and tam
specially fitted up Tor the occasion, new boxes
and seats being put In and other changes made
calculated to Increase the comfort OF the spec
tatOrS
AT WONDERLAND next week the principal at
traction VIII be the famous Burmese Sacred Hairy
Family, which created such a furore when with
covered with dense long silky hair. Capt Chit
tenden, the Artic explorer Will also be at Wonder
land next week.
The SECOND BATTLE OF BULL Run continues On
exhibition in the Panorama building, 18th street
and OHIO avenue, day and evening.
ST. DOMINIC FAIR.-The drawing for the express
packages at st. JOseph's table will take place to-
night.
NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS for rent by the MONTH
quarter or year. Bradbury Wareroons, 1925 Penn
ave-Adut.
SEVEN OF THE PAINTINGS by Moser to be sold next
Tuesday at Dowling's have been In the National
Academy exhibitions at New York, and the entire
Go and see them. The exhibition opens on Mon
day. Sale Tuesday at IL and 3, at Dowling's art
sales rooms. Ask for catalogue.
attention TO their advertisement In the Auction
column announcing for next week o peremptory
sal. OF $50 Oriental carpets, rugs portieres and
table covers. mantel lambreQuins, plano and bed
spreads, Bulgarian doylies, rich Damascus yellow
silks old fintock guns and pistols and articles Of
every description, from the bazars OF Teheran
Damascus, smyrna, Constantinople and Cairo.
Mss HATTIE CLArrnR. who win appear at the
tralto who has been recognized as the peer OF the
great Annie Louise Carey. The New York and
osey sncc hs W ihsS Ss rs
present a notable program Of novelties selected
and rehearsed with great care by the conductor,
Josef Kaspar.-Advt.
WILLIAMS COLLEGE ALUMNI RRUNIoN.-A social
reunion OF the alumni OF Williams College living
In this city, was held last evening at the house OF
Mr.. j. s. Pdaer, at the corner OF Grant Place and
10th street, about a dozen gentlemen attending.
senator ingalls,, president of the Alumni Associa-
ton, was detained by Official business, and the
Rev. John G. Ames presided In his stead at the
business meeting which followed, Mr.. Jas. B. Tup-
per acting as secretary. The association resolved
10 meet again In about fortnight at place 10 be